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Hillary Clinton: President of Women

After Al Gore lost the 2000 election and ate all the food he could find, he had to figure out what to do next. He couldn't get the United States to elect him, so he decided to elect himself president... of the Environment! Since then, Gore has spent his abundant free time scolding us all for destroying the planet. He won't shut up about it. Then he flies around on private jets between his various mansions, but whatever. So what if he has the carbon footprint of a small country? He's a ridiculous hypocrite, but it's made him a multimillionaire and a favorite of our liberal betters. And most importantly, it distracts him from the fact that he will never, ever be president of the United States.

It looks like Hillary Clinton is dealing with her own heartbreaking presidential losses in a similar way, except she's elected herself the President of Women. She has jumped into the #MeToo movement with both cankles.

(Please note that you and I aren't allowed to call activists "bitches." That's their word and we don't get to use it. It's like how you're not supposed to call a woman a slut, especially when she's at a slutwalk.)

This is very important, of course. But that's just the beginning of Hillary's tireless work on behalf of women everywhere. In other recent news, we learned about her strong support for one of her ex-employees:

A story appeared today about something that happened in 2008. I was dismayed when it occurred, but was heartened the young woman came forward, was heard, and had her concerns taken seriously and addressed.

The story in question concerns a man named Burns Strider, who was an adviser on Hillary's 2008 presidential campaign. (That was the campaign where her loss to a man was okay, because he wasn't a white man.) Strider was accused of sexually harassing a young female staffer, so Hillary reassigned the woman while keeping Strider on staff. It was the right thing to do, because Hillary Clinton was the one who did it.

If you disagree with that, if you think Hillary should have done something to help that woman and she should now apologize for not doing so, it means you hate women. Because Hillary is a woman. That's how it works.

Hillary has spent her entire career in public life showing solidarity with her sisters. Just ask Juanita Broaddrick. Or Paula Jones. Or Kathleen Willey. Or Elizabeth Gracen. Or Gennifer Flowers. Or Dolly Kyle Browning. Or Monica Lewinsky. Or any of the other women whose lives have been changed forever by the Clintons. The list goes on and on. They'll all tell you how much support Hillary has given them.